... THE WHIGS. Innumerable rumours have beta afloat touching fate of the Navigation BUI, on the passing of which depends the official stability of the Whip. wiU be seen from the declaration of the Marquis of Lamsdowih on Monday in the Lords, that the Bill ...

... THE WHIGS. (PROM THE SCOTSMAN.,) The following short note from Mr. Macaulay will read with interest. It was written in reply to oue from the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, transmitting the memorial from tliat body to the Queen, in favour of opening ...

... THE WHIGS Hm?, m wr AntidpitcJ, another lease, long or ihort, ot power. Thrre wae majoriiy of 10 in their favor on th* N»»i ...

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... WHIG LEGISLATIO) To THE EDITOR OF THE LIMERICK CHRONICLE, Conservative Paper, alluding tothe progen y of the Whigs, in the shape of Bids sorts dnd’ sizes, offers the following very pertinent yemarks :-—“ A writer, about 50 years siset, Dr. Darwin, astonished ...

... THE WHIG BOON. The Clarendon Coercion Manifesto will be found in oar first page. His Lordship asks, on hisown judgment and his own responsibility, that the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act shall be renewed; and he assigns his reasons for that unwarrantable ...

... TEE WHIGS. Political, if no other retribution, is likely to overtake the Whigs before long. The likelihood is that it will reach them through the pranks and the persons of the two moat notorious promoters and partisans of Irish starvation, Lord John Rua• ...

... WHIG TACTICS. Tbb Wbigi have shaped their plan of attack on the Pro. teelionitts in this way: Mr. Wilson, of the Economist, and late of the Board of Trade, has given notice of an attack upon Sir John Packington respecting the sugar duties.-. What Mr. ...

... WHIG TACTICS. The *big Cato has had his 'little senate about him fiord J Mussel! collected 175 of his followers. at Chesham Place. on Thursday, when and ohm ea was resolved that Mr niotwn should be proceeded with on Monday nest. alms Mr Disraeli will ...

... THE WHIG PARTY. At 'meeting of Whig members of both Reuses of Parliament, held at the residents of Earl Fitzwilliain, with the object of discussing the Land Bill, the decision arrived at was that no opposition should be offered to the second resding,but ...

... THE WHIG SPLIT. Sir George Grey arrived in town tide (Thursday) afternoon. He still looks very badly, and all though the government people tell rot he it quit 1 fit for business again, I doubt very much if he will be able to hold out much longer. not ...

... TORY OR WHIG ? lIfIQIIC VISNILD TO WALL IT IA I. JUII , 5, 10.1 El, X •lILE 111%1IEW `tit I LIAY HARCOL IT. BAIT, M.P. shal contieue the contemn- .r4et conunemed in the letter the honour to address concerning, the assertions you made to 4e °aunt Liberal ...